Let be a sequence of events on a given probability space. Let be the number of those which occur. Upper bounds of P($m_n{\;}\geq{\;}1) are obtained by means of probability of consecutive terms which reduce the number of terms in binomial moments and .

Keywords

binomial moment;Bonferroni-type inequality;method of indicators;

Language

English

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